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And the tariffs on China is instead raised to 125%.

Ars Technica had an article from the viewpoint of boardgame producers. Trump tariffs terrify board game designers

I have experienced both.

Having backed a number of kickstarters for mostly boardgames,, and waiting on a bunch of delivieries, worst case scenario for me would be if it is a US-based company (most are afaik), producing their stuff in China, and they then bring everything to the US to be reshipped from there to Europe...

Looks interesting, and NIne Inch Nails making the soundtrack is very interesting.

Just made a character for Otherscape, which is a weird setting with magic and cybertech. So here are some ideas of the character.

D&D 3.5 Savage Tides. Explored dungeon, demons, fiendish oysters.

And Western. Soon it will come in physical form in English as well. It is a very crunchy game though. Beautiful art in it. The first edition in Swedish came out back in 1989.

Hmm, For romance, you have Blue Rose, The Dune Rose, and Good Society. For family drama, I think Pasion de las Pasiones might work.. Now if only they would finish the expansion so I can buy both the core game and the expansion at the same time.

Dragonbane Found magical sword. Fought thugs.

Over the top fighting: Big Trouble in Little China / Mortal Kombat (The old one) Brotherhood of the wolf Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Well one thing that is usually not taken into account is how unwieldy a longbow is. It might not weigh much, but the longbow I shoot is 72 inch long, and taller than me when strung. If it is unstrung it is almost 2 meters long. Me, I am only 1.63 meters tall. It is also very temperamental...

D&D 3.5 Savage tides Found magical bow. Fought skinwalkers.

Dragonbane: Fought sea worm. Almost died.

Maybe they are taking the expression "written in stone" a bit to literal..